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naturally
bends itself to exceptional treks which
can still avoid roads for weeks at the time. 
Since it opened up to tourism in 1974, Ladakh
has been known as the "Moon land",
"Little Tibet", and even "the
last Shangri-La". Whatever the description,
Ladakh is one of the most remote regions
of India. For the Ladakh it consists of
rugged and inhospitable terrain, tempered
only in the depths of the valleys where
the minimal rainfall has been diverted along
irrigation canals. Here willow trees contrast
with the barren mountains cape. These fertile
reaches support human habitation, where
white-washed settlements and monasteries
perched on top of sugarloaf mountains add
the essential character to this incredible
landscape. |
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view in Ladakh , treks in ladakh, trekking
in ladakhLadakh is paradise for adventure
lover given by its world's mightiest mountain
ranges, the Greater Himalaya and the Karakoram,
and two others, the Ladakh range and the
Zangskar range. The most important feature
of trekking in Ladakh is it's High Mountain
passes which comes on the trekking routes
gives you opportunity to have wonderful
view of colorful mountains and amazing landscape
everyday. The small isolated villages and
hamlets and friendly people on the way greeting
you with a magic word "July" (hello)
makes your trek memorable. We have put description
of a few popular treks only. You could write
us if you would like to have other new trekking
routes, which are not known to every one
or write us if you any request for special
trekking routes. |
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Ladakh
is famous for trekking and for cultural
tours it lies in the eastern half of Jammu
& Kashmir State in the far north of
India. It shares its northwestern border
with Pakistan and to the north lies the
Chinese province and to the east, China.
Ladakh is divided into several geographic
regions.Ladakh is trekkers Paradise there
have many Trekking routes but The Grand
Ladakh Trek is most popular in Ladakh tourism |
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